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"Not bad, Mr. Woodpecker," one might say about this attack on a spruce; 080210 (go to image)

11.2.2008 10:46 11.2.2008 10:46
Hello to the Innviertel,
an interesting photo.
But, at this height and with broad, long, and flat wood chips, it can only be from a rodent.
A false culprit is being framed with this attack.
Furthermore, the edge is rounded and stripped of bark. A woodpecker works differently. Woodpeckers only go into dead trees to create nesting cavities; this spruce seems to still be alive. Then they build cavities with only one entrance. Woodpeckers peck on trees near the ground only to search for food.
However, I cannot say which rodent this is.
Best regards, Karl

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JohannJ 11.2.2008 20:00 11.2.2008 20:00
Hello Karl
Thanks for the hint, it also seemed "Spanish" to me that a woodpecker was at work here, but as can be seen on the rear root, there is almost a "drill/peck hole" visible.
Or was it even the work of "human hands"??
I will upload a "detail image" shortly

Best regards
innviertel

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Giant waves are brewing over Lake Geneva. A fierce autumn storm rages in October 2006. (go to image)

11.2.2008 15:50 11.2.2008 15:50
Hello Lukas,
a very good photo series. If you hadn't mentioned the location of the photo, the wave motion can also be seen under normal conditions in the North Sea.
Best regards, Karl

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View from Berneuse of the Dents-de-Midi and part of the Valais Alps. Next to the Dents-de-Midi, you can see a patch of snow. This is the snow-covered summit of Mont Blanc. (July 2007) (go to image)

Jens 26.1.2008 23:20 26.1.2008 23:20
A great distant view. I like it, super photo!!

Regards, Jens

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Christine Wohlfahrt 7.2.2008 20:49 7.2.2008 20:49
Thank you Jens for your kind comment. Such a distant view was a rarity in the summer of '07.
Best regards, Christine

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Along the waterfront promenade between Château de Chillon and Villeneuve, water drains can be found repeatedly in the low stone walls. One such hole inspired me to take this photo across Lake Geneva towards the Grammont. (January 2008) (go to image)

Christine Wohlfahrt 7.2.2008 20:47 7.2.2008 20:47
Hello Philipp,
thank you for your comment. The photo was an experiment and the result is quite impressive.
Best regards, Christine

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View from Rigi Kulm to Rigi Staffel and Lake Lucerne on 04.08.07. (go to image)

Stefan Wohlfahrt 2.2.2008 15:51 2.2.2008 15:51
Hello Hans
a beautiful series with great views from the Rigi.
best regards
Stefan

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De Rond Hans und Jeanny 2.2.2008 21:40 2.2.2008 21:40
Hello Stefan,
as I already wrote to Christine once: we were in the "real Switzerland" in the summer of 2007, as these pictures prove. ;-)
Thanks for the nice comment.
Greetings from Luxembourg
Hans

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Stefan Wohlfahrt 3.2.2008 21:03 3.2.2008 21:03
Oh yes, right in the middle...
And now we enjoy the pictures.
Best regards
Stefan

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In this weather, you can only enjoy the magnificent view. Rigi Kulm 04.08.07 (go to image)

Jens 2.2.2008 12:41 2.2.2008 12:41
Hello Hans,

a view of the finest kind, superb photo, dreamy!!!

Regards Jens

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De Rond Hans und Jeanny 2.2.2008 21:28 2.2.2008 21:28
Hello Jens,
in the rather rainy summer of 2007, it was really a great luck to have such weather on the Rigi. Thank you for the kind words. I am very pleased that my pictures are so well received.
Regards
Hans

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While the sun rises in the east, the moon sets in the west. Near Arnex, in the Vaud Jura on January 23, 2008. (go to image)

Stefan Wohlfahrt 28.1.2008 21:47 28.1.2008 21:47
Thank you Philipp, such pictures are created when you have to wait some time for the train...
Best regards
Stefan

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Stefan Wohlfahrt 31.1.2008 16:30 31.1.2008 16:30
Hello Philipp
the photo was taken around 8:15
best regards
Stefan

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An impressive depiction of the size difference between a wind turbine and a group of trees. The photo was taken on 13.01.08 around 5:15 PM near Heiderscheid (Luxembourg). The moon is also hiding at the upper left edge of the image. (go to image)

Jens 25.1.2008 21:25 25.1.2008 21:25
Well done with the background. Great picture, I like it very much.

Regards, Jens

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De Rond Hans und Jeanny 28.1.2008 10:16 28.1.2008 10:16
Hello Jens,
With such pictures taken at dusk, a bit of luck is involved, as the sky changes practically within seconds. Thank you for the kind words.
Greetings from Luxembourg
Hans

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